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Memphian no. 300 (of 365) was very excited about submitting to an interview, under one condition - that he remain photographically anonymous. That's because he's @vampilovemem, a guy who teases, cajoles and really, truly loves Memphis (even as he'…
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301 / 365 Jessa Marsh came to Memphis as part of Teach for America to teach English and coach debate at Overton High School. She's also an editor for the online and print magazine Monkeybicycle and is in the process of publishing her book, "The…
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I came across these spray painted bits of friendly advice while walking under an overpass in the South Main Arts District. Follow as you will.
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304 / 365 The guys from Kaleidophonix have more than 15 years of Memphian experience between them. They love YoLo, the Farmer's Market and the Memphis Music Foundation. They also like their giant masks (they wear them while they play).
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306 / 365 Shiloh Barnat is the vice president of interaction design at Lokion Interactive, which means that she makes the internet easier to use. She also works with the Mid-South Peace and Justice Center and is on the steering committee for the…
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Here's what I played on this week's Memphis Mystery Train, with the local tracks marked with an asterisk: Neutral Milk Hotel - Holland, 1945 The Egyptians - Party Stomp Bandana Splits - Sometimes Davila 666 - Dimelo Ya Peter Sarsdedt - Where Do…
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You know how speed dating works, right? Guys line up on one side of the room, girls line up on the other, and you get to spend five minutes or so meeting and chatting up each person in the hopes of making a very efficient connection. The Humane…
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Some of the best graffiti in Memphis isn't spraypainted on brick walls or overpasses - it's knit onto poles outside of coffee shops around Memphis. The Memphis Knit Mafia, a group of guerilla knitters, tags their favorite Memphis hang outs with…
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308 / 365 Chris Kelly is a graphic designer at S2N design. He also belongs to the very mysterious (and possibly made up) League of Lumberjacks. 309 / 365 Nicole Gates is an infant mortality coordinator at Infant Mortality Force Memphis. She's also…
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Yesterday, about a dozen people brought their cameras (and camera phones) to South Main St. for the first ever Memstagram Walk. We walked from Earnestine and Hazel's up South Mainto South of Beale. Here are some of the resulting photos: South Main…